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Prefers the Reservation.

Chamberlain Democrat: Whllestate-
hood is most desirable, and it is to b.
hoped our hundreds OF thousands OF
good citizens will receive recognition,
the reservation matter should secure q
preference as between the two meas
ures. 1t is of more Importance to us
all. 1t would materially benefit the
financial condition of every citizen in
south Dakota. Let US secure the res
ervation first. and then statehood if
possible.
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ton ought to have something to say in
the premises.


But harmony" prevailed throughout
OF the sort that the big bully pounds
into the smaller urchin, while sitting
astride the latter's PROSTATE form; but
the lrrepressible conflict between north
and south Dakota would crop out.
Each was afraid the other would gain
some advantage, and the very speeches
that were intended to argue, for ono
state recognized the natural antago-
nism of the sections by citing figures to
show that the north paid the more
taxes, while the south had the larger
population. Cyrus Wellington, of the
Grand Forks delegation, summed up
the whole situation ina cleyerpen-and-
ink sketch, representing two cats tied
by the tail and flung over a line labeled
statehood, which the divisionists pres
ent especially enjoyed.
TX
And despite the fears of Greene, of
Fargo, that because south Dakota had
four judicial districts and the north
but two, the latter would get left in
the apportionment of delegates to
Washington, his section and his friends
Jared pretty tolerablY we'll. Glance
down the list for movement. North
Dakota gets two of the delegates at
large, and Brown county has to blush
for furnishing the third. Brown coun-
ty also furnishes one man for the fifth
district representation, the well known
Charlie Mccoy, whom ex-Gov. Ordway
will doubtless welcome with out
stretched arms when he appears at
Washington. The four men from the
third and sixth districts, make up eight
of the fifteen chosen, who hail from
north Dakota and Brown county, the
last named of which also modestly puts
in a bid for the capital location of the
proposed state. Nobody from Wal
worth, or Edmunds, or Campbell, or
Mcpherson, or Marshall, or Roberts, or
Dickey, all strong for one state, but
two from Brown, whose conceded
claim on capital honors would seem
to have been sufficient for her ambi-
tion. R. w. w.
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He Has Been Unfortunate.

Sioux Falls Press: E. G.. Wright
seems to have failed to secure that
recognition at Aberdeen which he felt
he deserved, and the success OF Curt
Winsor in getting on the delegation
was more than he could smoothly en-
dure. Il. G. has done more hard work
for the democratic party than Curt
has, but he has been unfortunate in
being forgotten when 1t comes to the
disposition of the honcrs and dignities
of the party.
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Land once at Mitcbell pak Nov. = ,as7

Land once at Mitchell. OAK, Nov. .. 1851.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
that said proof will be made before the register
II, 1857 VIZ: n = -
shall. for the sen Sec. II. Twp. l0A. Range 90.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of. said land, viz: .7
g. P: Morse. VIM. Dean. Geo. H. BAN, 8. p.
Jewett, all Of Hazelton, D. T.
G1o. B. RvaR1rr, Register. &
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Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has hled notice Of her Intention .
make NJ Anal proof in support ct her claim, and
and Receiver. in Mitchell, Daki on Dec. 81. !.
1857, VIZ: g '3,f,e ..,4Sfff-s79 l.ss =
Mary E. Skinner. under her soldier'shd entry
2?os2. forthe NV y section II, town lo4, range
She names the following :witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon. and cultivation
Of said land, viz:
James Wsodcock, of Letcher, Dakota; Will
bur II. Svett. Edgar T. SWartout, Hiram Z.
Omealy. all Of Mitchell, Dakota.
GEo. b. EvERITr, Register.
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Land Once in Mitchell. Dak., Nov. 8, 1857.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has Aled notice Of his intention
TO make ANAL proof In support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the register
and receiver In Mitchell. Dakota. on December
II, 1887, viz:
NV Y section q. township l03. range 81
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land. viz:
j. w. Mason, VIM. Mason. John Smith, N, f.
Ward. all OF Mitchell, Dakota
GEO. B. EvERITT. Register.
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A Purely Disinte est,d View.

Aberdeen News: This convention
was the ablest and best representative
body that has ever assembled in the
territory. 1t was composed of the best
business and legal talent in the north
west. The members had a work to do
and they have done it well aud deserve
the plaudits and approval of the peo-
pie they have so ably and Loyalty repre-
aoptad
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Land once. Mitchell, Dak., Nov. a. 1851.
Notice Is hereby given that Andrew Carlson
has nled notice Of ofihtention to make hnal proof
before Register or Receiver. at his once In
Der, 1857. on timber culture application No.
!.00et forthe sw y section No. l5. township No.
1ol. r7oge No 81.
he names % witnesses:
Gustof Sevenssn, Alfred F. l.tz, Charles
johnson and William H. Grady. all Of Mitcnsll,
DIT. Geo. B. Everitt, Register.
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READ THIS CAREFULLY.

We call the attention of our readers
to our special announcement in an
other column that we are going to use
a book entitled "Our Family Physi-
cian," as premium, to all subscribers
to the Capital between now and the
first of January, 1888.
Most papers give premiums to new
subscribers only. We are going to
break the record and treat all alike. A
careful reading of our statement, above
referred to, will show how we propose
to do it.
Regarding the book, it is the best
work of the kind that we ever saw, and
and we know that in putting it into
the hands of our subscribers we are
giving them volume that will prove
Of inestimabie value to them-one
that will certainly save them money,
and may save life.
The offer we are making is the most
liberal made by any paper in Dakota
10 give our subscribers the benefit off
we have incurred heavy expense and,
in certain sense, have taken great
risk, for, in order to get these books at
such q rate that we could afford to han
die them at all, we had to buy a large
lot Of them, for which we paid in ad-
vance. However, this does not worry
US. We regard our action from a
strictly business standpoint, and look
upon the outlay incurred as a perma-
| nent investment.
What we are after is a greatly in
creased circulation. Not one-half the
people living in the territory covered
by the Capital who ought to take the
paper, are now taking it; and they
never will take 1t until, in some way,
they learn how valuable a paper it
really is, and this they can never find
out until they have read it at least a
year. Our aim is to get them TO read
it at least q year.
In order to do this, we have adopted
the plan set forth i'll our statement,
which is to get every old subscriber
now on our list to work for US to the
extent of getting us one new subscriber,
and to pay them for their trouble by
giving them $500 book. free.
There is hardly a subscriber to the
Capital who does not know of some
one who does not now take the paper
who could be induced to do SO if the
matter were brought to his attention
Will YOU not do this work for us, that
is, see your neighbor and get him tc
1 subscribe? You can hold out as an
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the best paper in this part OF Da'
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8 will refuse il it is rightly brought tc
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YOU will get $500 book for nothing
We urge every one of our old sub
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We want to double our list this year
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Will you not do so much for your ia
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Land Once at Mitchell, OAK, Oct. s, 1857.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
anal proof in support Of her claim, and that
said proof VIII be made before the register and
RECEIVER at Mitchell, Oak, on Dec. II 1887, viz;
the nwA section IS, township lol, N. range 81.
W 9th r. M. No.lsA98. e: I; -
She names the following witnesses 70 prove
of said land. viz: ~ ::
John Holm. Michael Grady, William Grady
and Blanche Palmer, all OF Plainview, Oak.
II. N. Kratz, Atty, = - ~'''~.'
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1887-12-23
Afaioritv For division I. =. 81

Majority for division i. !: ~ 81. 1888
But the Bismarck account states
that it's figures from the counties of
Benson, Towner, Faux. Hand, McCook
and Walworth are unofficial and the
inference is that they are somewhat
guessed at. We let tile'4 Bismarck
figures for Benson and ToNtnrT eoun-
ties stand, as We have no in
formation from these counties. but
from the otherupofficial counties of the
Bismarck listswe have official returns
and these We si1hstitutcfort the fignresin
the Bismarck statement. lll one other
particular re make a correction: The
Bismarck report quotes Ward county
as casting 81 votes for division and
80 votes against division. whereas the
official Canvass. as published i'm The pro-
eeedings Of the county commissioners,
credit Ward with casting 365 votes for
division and 167 against. The figures
thus corrected give q majority OF 1874
for division in the entire terrttory-a
majority of IA ,29l. fori in sonth Dakota
and a majority Of 2. ~ against i'll north
Dakota sY;s.y1 .tiirt n.eg.d ran.i
These results as nearly CORRECT as
they ever win lie and our version is
nearer correct thar the oAsnaasFhek h YER
sion. All the figures faf. Whieb we are
responsible were taken from theotficlal
proceedings of canyassing boards.
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1t May or May Not.

Alexandria Herald: The blanks for
the return of the vote on division
were not sent from the gov
ernor's Office until November %. They
did not reach this section of the terri
tory until Dec. 2. This fact may not
have any Significance. Then again it
NAV.
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About the Size eft.

Watterson. Of the Louisville Courier
Journal. disagrees with Blaihe-he in
sists that consumer of whisky wants
1t just as badly as a man. accustomed
to tobacco, wants the weed. There
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1887-12-23

Money to loan on city property for
long or short time. We can give spec.
lal lew rates Of interest for long time
Oh brick or stone business Blocks.
Dawson Bros. i Seaman.
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-cnoioe noIlday clfts.

We have just received choice col.
lection Of handsome steel engravings
which are just the thing for holiday
gifts. Call and see them
TIE MITCHELL PR1NTINs Co.
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WHAT THEY THINK,
As Near as Can Be Judged by
What They Say.
Current Opinions Expressed by
Dakota Newspapers.
They Are Succeeding.

Parkston Advance: The papers of
Dakota are all endeavoring to reach a
higher point in journalism, and in that
eral Of the dailies are succeeding ad-
mirably.
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RCH sss ss:s see;s nas ss :.. sss
ANAoAAHA orable employment that will not
take them from their homes and families. The
profits are large and sure for every indust!inos
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lNVRNTlON has revclutionized the world dur

INVEN ne the }ast Iii cent%yv sIS UTlu Mnt
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sic. &. =. !, ~! ], ! ~ !. !. !. ~,

DEEP,ssssssssn 3 'sts. b,t sas ssr: .al In
passed by the marvellous Of invention. Those
who are In Iee,: of profitable work that can bs
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may be some truth in this, as Waiter
son certainly knows more about the
matter than Blaine.
CORRECTED RErURNs
The Majority Found to Reach the
4,574 Firuros.

fSO14 FISuf01s
Yankton Press: Onicial figures rela-
tive to the vote for and against division
have been promulgated at Bismarck,
and from these figures and some of our
own We are enabled to give the result.
1t is as folloWs:
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The makeup of that Washington
party was, after all, the real live issue
Of the convention, and had mott the gen
tlamen most interested kindly taken u
ont @ If the hands of the mass of the
delegates, it would have split tins
hody of "people" wide open. AS itwas
tho slate had a close call through the
bullheadedness of a Walworth county
man seconded by Major Edwards, ''r'
Rurdick and the fiery Wright, OF sioux
Fa,ls who insisted that the cohVen-
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WASHINGToN, July IL, 1887.
Messrs Edltors.-fhe exodus o.
people from the city on Independence
day was so great as to leave the
streets nearly deserted. All Of the
outgoing trains and excursion boats
Were taxed to their utmost capacity to
accommodate those who desired TO
spend the day at the various pleasure
resorts. The day was appropriately
observed at the White House. The
President drove in from Oak View
early IN the day AM remained at his
desk until late in the afternoon,
though nearly the entire force Of en-
ployeeS Were of for holiday. Sec
Fetary Whitney gave a picnic party
At his country seat for the benefit of
the employees Of the Navy Depart
memt which was largely attended and
thoroughly enjoyed. There was no
tormaity about the affair, and the
day was passed very pleasantly BY all
present.
The clerks in the new Pension
Building who are required to work in
rooms upon the fourth floor during
the present very warm weather COM
plain Of the excessive heat. These
looms have no ventilation excepting